This is a jam-packed episode of the ROCPOD. We start by putting a bow on the first year of the Jai Lucas era for Miami Hurricanes' basketball. They lost to Purdue in the round of 32, but the future seems really bright under Jai Lucas, if he stays in the Gables.

The NFL Draft is coming up, and the Canes that hope to have their names called by Roger Goodell in a month worked out for more than 100 NFL personnel and all 32 teams on Monday. We tell you who improved their draft stock and who may have hurt their chances. Where will Carson Beck go? Cam and The Beast disagree on this one.

The Canes have started Spring Practice. What have we learned so far? Who are we looking forward to seeing this Spring? Also, some major recruits have verbally committed to The U. We give you all of the deets.

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The Miami Hurricanes are a seven seed in the NCAA Tournament and take on the 10 seed Missouri in the first round in St. Louis. Cam and The Beast preview the game and tell you how Miami can win, and how they can lose. Who has to step up for Jai Lucas' team?

Next week is huge for Miami Hurricanes' football. Pro Day is on Monday. Who do Cam and The Beast look forward to seeing perform for all of the NFL peeps that will be in town?

Then, on Tuesday, it's the start of Spring Practice. Who are some of the newcomers that we want to see break out this Spring? Some of the answers may surprise you!

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On this episode of the Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast react to the Miami Hurricanes' men's basketball team's win in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament against Louisville. They shower Jai Lucas and this team with love for turning the program around in one season after the huge drop off under the previous regime, despite going to the Final Four just a few years ago.

The guys also talk about the verbal commitment of Nick Lennear, the Carol City WR, to the Miami Hurricanes. He's one of the best players in the country and has every skill you'd want your wide receiver to have. What does this big get mean for the program? What could Nick's commitment do as far as attracting other talent to The U?

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